The Three Whisky Happy Hour: Special Thanksgiving Day Edition
Naturally the 3WHH bartenders can’t agree on the best way to cook a Thanksgiving turkey as well as the side dishes at the outset of this special Thanksgiving Day edition, but after that we get down to discussing what to make of prosecutions being dropped left and right—literally left and right in the case of the misbegotten Big Fani Willis case against Trump being dismissed in Georgia, and the Trump DoJ case against James Comey and Letitia James being dismissed in federal court. At least we still have trial by jury to be thankful for in America, as we hear Britain may abolish trial by jury for many crimes. Maybe the Labour Party is just trying to get out ahead of what’s coming for them.
We’ll be back over the weekend with a regular episode, just as soon as our tryptohpan-induced comas wear off.
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